Joy is so wrapped up in Pentecost! It is celebrated 50 days after Easter and means 50. It is the Greek name for the Old Testament spring harvest festival known as the Feast of Weeks. The Israelites celebrated it 7 … Continue reading →
I can’t memorize anything. Nothing. I don’t know my phone number. (I have it in my contact list on my phone in case anyone asks for it.) I write my address on a sticky note at my computer desk so … Continue reading →
I am super excited to feature an adorable book by author Laura Sassi, one of our faithful blog followers. I asked Laura some questions so we can learn more about her and her books.
Continue reading →Burnout can happen to anyone, including children. It is a common problem in our world today. Likewise, feelings of loneliness and isolation exist at an alarming rate. What is the solution? How do we help our children get the help … Continue reading →
Easter egg hunts and Easter baskets are a fun way for kids to celebrate Easter every year. However, it is important for children to understand that Easter is more than bunnies and jellybeans. The Easter story is a joyful celebration … Continue reading →
Today, March 6, is Purim, a day Jews all over the world celebrate each Spring. The lively celebration commemorates the Jewish people’s rescue from annihilation in the Ancient Persian Empire. Their deliverance came through an unlikely hero, a young orphan … Continue reading →
